In these times of hearing all about Iran’s “evil deeds,” this New York Times op-ed piece takes a guess at what their outlook on America could be. Most of it really puts this country into perspective, and I can’t say the future looks too bright.
There are two intelligence analyses that are relevant to the balance of power between the U.S. and Iran — one is the latest U.S. assessment of Iran, which certainly gave …
Wikipedia has a list of the 599 additives that cigarette companies put into their products. Why do people even begin smoking? Jesus. Ammonia, you know, the horrible-smelling stuff you use to clean your house? It’s on that list, for crying out loud.
And, kids, whatever you do, don’t do this:
Condoleezza Rice:
[What] the American people need to be sure of is that, if there is corruption, the United States is in fact dedicated to rooting it out.
You could start there?
12 hours of my day yesterday was spent at Seattle Center, at Bumbershoot. I’m only going to be going one of the three days, but it was a lot of fun. For those who aren’t familiar with the event, Bumbershoot is a Seattle music festival that showcases mostly local artists, which runs through Labor Day weekend. Basically, the entirety of Seattle (at least those who are into this type of …
Funny, but some most of those statistics are pretty scary.
This was, of course, in response to Miss South Carolina’s idiotic response on national TV.
For the end part of June and the entirety of July, I will be in Italy, and thus nothing will happen here. Not that that’s unusual, or anything. But I won’t be active in WordPress matters, and this blog will be left unattended to. I suppose I’ll close comments. Don’t fail me, Akismet.
Things I’m going to be missing:
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